Peruvian ironclad Huáscar

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The Peruvian ironclad Huáscar is a 19th-century turret ship famed for its daring actions during the War of the Pacific and now preserved as a historic museum ship.

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Surface form Occurrences
Peruvian armored frigate Independencia 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic ship
ironclad warship
museum ship
turret ship
armament secondary guns and small arms (varied over time)
two 10-inch main guns in a Coles turret
builder Laird Brothers NERFINISHED
builtAt Birkenhead, England NERFINISHED
capturedBy Chile NERFINISHED
captureEvent Battle of Angamos NERFINISHED
commissioned 1866
conflict War of the Pacific (1879–1884) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Peru NERFINISHED
currentUse museum ship
dateOfCapture 8 October 1879
designer Captain Cowper Phipps Coles (turret system) NERFINISHED
displacement approximately 1130 tons
era 19th century
flagDuringConstruction Peru NERFINISHED
hasFeature iron armor
ram bow
rotating gun turret
heritageDesignation historic monument (Chile)
homePort Talcahuano NERFINISHED
laidDown 1864
laterName Huáscar (Chilean Navy service) NERFINISHED
launched 1865
length approximately 67 meters
location Talcahuano, Chile NERFINISHED
material iron hull
namedAfter Inca emperor Huáscar NERFINISHED
navalTechnology early turret ship design
notability famed for daring commerce-raiding and naval actions in War of the Pacific
notableEngagement Battle of Angamos NERFINISHED
Battle of Iquique NERFINISHED
operator Chilean Navy NERFINISHED
participatedIn War of the Pacific NERFINISHED
preservationPurpose naval and maritime museum
propulsion single screw propeller
steam engine
servedIn Chilean Navy NERFINISHED
Peruvian Navy NERFINISHED
serviceEntryNavy Peruvian Navy in 1866
serviceEntryOtherNavy Chilean Navy after 1879
shipyard Laird Brothers shipyard NERFINISHED
status preserved
symbolOf shared naval history of Peru and Chile
type central-battery ironclad with turret

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Battle of Iquique shipInvolved Peruvian ironclad Huáscar
Battle of Iquique shipInvolved Peruvian ironclad Huáscar
this entity surface form: Peruvian armored frigate Independencia
Corvette Esmeralda sunkBy Peruvian ironclad Huáscar